Atlanta Spicetacular Christian gathering at capitol
William Oldknow led a large crowd from Second Baptist and First Christian Sunday Schools to the capitol where 1000 1500 more joined. The Love Feast at Auditorium drew vast crowds with a combined choir singing Onward Christian Soldiers and Be the One. Dr Bricker and Dr White received hearty applause. The First Christian Church claimed the day’s largest attendance surpassing estimates.
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William Oldknow
Consolidated Film and Supply Company
the Second Baptist
First Chrisian Sunday School
Icix
Capitol
Washington Street
Grand Opera
Bricker
White
Fsalm
Central Presbyterian Church
John
Eagan
Marlon Jackson
Leraw
Spalding
Niven
Walla
Atlanta
Two Revenue Officers Killed by Negroes Near Pikeville Ky
Two deputy United States marshals were killed and another wounded in an ambush near Blue Hedge Ky. John Sloan and Marlon Ram ey of Sir Horn Ky died, Mart Potter of Pikeville was injured. Informant Lavy Hall, sister of alleged gang leader Dun Hall, guided officers to the scene. A posse led by Cant of Pike County planned to pursue the outlaws at dawn.
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Tikeville
Imarshals
Kang
Blue Hedge
John Sloan
Marlon Ramey
Sir Horn
Mart Potter
Pikeville
Lavy Hail
Dun Hall
Hiram Cant
Pike County
Paul Sore Dead In New York City
Paul Arthur Sore son of the late Paul J Sore missionary tobacco manufacturer died today at his home in New York City of heart disease after a two year illness.
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Paul Sore
New York
Paul Arthur Sore
Paul J. Sore
Missionaire
France Premier Barthou Warns On European War Risks
Caen May 4 French Premier Barthou warned that Europe faces renewed armed strain as Balkan war consequences unsettle stability. He urged peace tied to national dignity and said France plans a three year army service with continued mobilization while praising Joan of Arc as inspiration during nationwide ceremonies.
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Caen
France
Europe
M. Barthou
Jean of Arc
Aragon on Fire Guests in Panic at Hotel Fire
Fire broke out at Aragon Hotel sending 5,000 streetcar riders and guests into a frantic escape. Guests including Miss Helen Rice and Jack Franklin aided others. porters and staff guided people to safety as fire engines arrived.
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Jack Franklin
Franklin & Rice
Helen Rice
Bisset Estelle
Minnie Bullard
Charles Casher
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Jack Hawkins
Henry Reed
Iite
Maud Hampton
Peachtree
Quian Hampton
Toles
What Will Happen to Scutari Asks Europe
The article notes Europe asks fate for Scutari after its capture from the Turks by King Nicholas of Montenegro. Emperor Francis Joseph and his officers are shown in war maneuvers and ready to enforce evacuation demands alone. A general view shows Scutari besieged by Montenegro for so long.
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Scutari
Europe
Francis Joseph
Austria-Hungary
Powers
Nicholas of
Montenegro
Francis
Joseph
Of Every One Died Young
An Italian scientist claims that people live too long and should die younger to boost youth vigor. He argues life beyond 70 harms society, listing numerous works by Franklin, Galileo, Darwin, Verdi, and others that might not exist if life were shortened. The piece questions the value of aging past prime.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Eli
Benjamin Franklin
France
Gladstons
England
Henry Clay
Galileo
Tit
Mokusa
Corat
Matio
Verdi
Franklin
Washington
Gorthes
Darwin
Michael Angelo
Ooer Turner
Wagner
Parstfa
Newman
Cales
Frederick Th Great
Swidenborg
Froude
Ives
Caesar
Carlyle
Thaen
Hedda Gabler
Socialism and the State in Telegraphs and Phones
Excerpt comparing private American telecom success to French state monopolies. It notes 2.7 million km of wires in the U.S. vs 450k in France, 7.6 million telephones in the United States for 93 million people versus 232,743 in France, and argues private industry delivers more access.
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North American Review
America
Europe
France
United States
Dreamed Son Drowned In Cumberland River Boat Disaster
Nestle Tennessee May 4 GW Eversay says he dreamed his son Clemmie would drown and his premonitions proved true when a collapsible skiff overturned on the Cumberland River last night. Three other occupants were rescued, and riverman John D L Dicken claims he saved twenty five lives in his long career.
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Nestle, Tenn
GW. Eversay
Clemmie
Gumberland
Everson
Lief
Tie
John DL. Dicken
Tlatiya and Lierty of Work Inferiolity Study
A compact report notes that effort, speed, and cost rise with increased workload, reducing productivity. Key findings highlight heavier, slower processes and greater resource use, signaling diminishing returns as tasks grow larger.
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Tlatiya
Lierty
Emerson's Failing Memory in The Last Leaf
A recounting of Emerson's memory lapse as he and four companions share tea in the Morary Emerson struggles to recall a German friend and another name the scene shows his waning faculties. The narrative notes his distress and gentleness as age affects memory and social ease.
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Hoamer
Guerl
Morary
Germany
Ani Fey
Professor Hallock Reported Recovering From Stroke
Professor Wil lam Hallock of Columbia University and New York Yacht Club was taken ill in Bristol Alabama today with a slight stroke of apoplexy. Attending physicians expect a full recovery. Mrs Chamberlain, wife of Joseph Chamberlain, shows improvement after recent appendicitis surgery in Cannes France.
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Professor Hallock
Bristol
Willam Hallock
Columbia University
New York Yacht Club
Bat
Chamberlain
Cannes
France
Presbyterians Gather for Joint Meetings in Atlanta
A special committee of 25 eminent Presbyterians from the Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church on Whitehall Street will attend joint gatherings at the Auditory Pressly. Dr. Moffat presides over the Erskine College delegation from Due West, joined by Dr. Preasty and the moderator Dr. J. H. Preasty as they join theological seminars and conferences in Atlanta.
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Associated Reformed Presbyte
Atlanta
Rian Church
Whitehall Street
Ap 5
Moffat
Erakine
JH. Preasty
Rioting suffragists clash with mounted police in Hyde Park
Reports describe violent confrontations as suffragists attempt to climb the platform in London. Mounted officers charged to clear Whitehall side, many faces battered, arrests made, and speeches by MPs interrupted. Carrie Chapman Catt appealing in Bayswater. In North Carolina, a Fines Creek home burns, a 12 year old dies, no insurance, cause unknown.
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James Kair Hardin
Landaseer Lane
Anomer
Wells
Kair Hardie
Mia
Deapardé
Mr. Herdic
Josiah Clement Wedgewood
Jos. Martin
Iberala
Robert Cunningham-Graham
George Lansbury
Navl
Cat
Bayswater
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
International League of Women
George Lanebury
Not a Case of Want in Dyspeptic Philosophy Tone
A vaudeville theater dialogue frame features a willowy blonde and a clerk debating an advertisement placed as a want ad. The piece riffs on desire, value versus price, and the idea that the human pair travel in double harness. It comments on newspapers and social pretenses with a wry, satirical voice.
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Pete
Burglar Tries Twice to Enter Drake Home
Two bold attempts were made to enter the home of James S. Drake at 22 Howard Street. Mrs. Drake alerted Mr. Drake to a well dressed intruder, and a second man was found entering around midnight. Mrs. Drake persuaded him not to shoot, and the intruder fled.
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Howard Street
James S. Drake
Exposition Cotton Mills
Harvard to intensify radium cancer study plan
Cambridge May 4 The effect of radium in the treatment of cancer will be the subject of a special investigation at Harvard Medical School under Dr William Duane. A dedicated building will be erected for radium research as a group of investigators joins in attacking cancer from several angles.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Medjeal School
William Duane
Duane
Madame Curie
Toushise
Raociury Institute
London
Old Men and Women Benefactors of Race
Dr Harvey W Wiley argues sixty years and older are the real benefactors and workers for uplift. He opposes Osler theory and claims one can grow old without senility with good nutrition, heredity, and environment shaping national youth.
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Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Washington Secular League
Wiley
Auto Crash Claims Life of Edward Bellefeldta in Indiana
Blinded by a storm Edward Bellefeldta on his first ride in a new automobile dashed into a machine driven by F. H. Wilson of Chicago near Chesterton Indiana. Bellefeldta was killed instantly and Wilson escaped with minor injuries.
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Laporte
Ind
Edward Bellefeldta
F. H. Wilson
East Twenty
Chicago
Chesterton
Wilson
Suffragettes Fire Home in Finchley Editor’s Residence
In London on May 4 suffragettes set fire to the editor of The Light at Finchley home. Fire was extinguished with no serious damage reported.
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London
The
Light
Finchley
Typewriters Rented Three Months Five Dollars
Am. Writing Machine Co. advertises typewriters for rent for a three month period at five dollars per month, offering machine availability and service options.
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Writing Machine Co
Sulfosol marketed as blood vitalizer for rheumatism
A vintage advertisement touts Sulfosol as a direct blood absorber that conquers rheumatism gout and blood diseases. It promises rapid results and urges readers to obtain it from druggists or contact the Sulfosol Company at 215 Washington Ave New York for a free book on treatment successes.
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Washington At
New York
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